A powerful product, a precise target (continued)

If our "product" is so excellent, then it is not the problem, but it is more about how to present it, or how to reach our target. The wonderful message of the gospel is for all and it is for everyone. However, sometimes, if we are too general, we will lose our strength.

Some people, who have a healing gift, have observed that people who have this type of illness are always cured when they pray for them, while other illnesses remain. In the same way, I noticed that if we address everyone in general, we can lose our message. You see, revolving men such as Finney were criticized for addressing people by citing the sins of those people. He was criticized for using the pronoun "you" in his preaching instead of "some people". Finney was direct, and that's what made his success, among other things. Religion, it only touches the surface.

In your gospel proclamation, you can plan a season (according to the inspiration that the Holy Spirit will give you) to reach a certain type of people. If you are 30 years old and you are a sporty man, try as much as possible to touch 30-year-old sportsmen for example. Go to places where you can easily find them, such as gyms, walking trails, etc. Your target may be the poor, the rich, the immigrants in your city, the elderly women, the alcoholics, the depressed, the crippled, etc. A single group of moms at home, for example, can be much more powerful than a whole scattered church.

The evangelistic ministry of the "Full Gospel Businessmen" was, for example, a worldwide success, because of its precise target. The businessman was meeting a businessman who understood him. Remember that the carnal man looks at what strikes the eyes.

Jeremy Sourdril